23NOVEMBER2025
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BREATHTAKINGLY BEAUTIFUL TURIN
Turin, the first capital of Italy, must be discovered step by step by walking along its streets admiring its squares rich in ancient and contemporary history.
 
Sophisticated and lively, 
Turin 
is always on the move, surprisingly remaining a metropolis full of 
green areas. With over 
300 kilometers 
of streets adorned with 
trees 
and numerous 
green spaces, this city extends gently along the 
hills, embraced by the meanders of the 
Po river, seducing with its magical position at the foot of the 
Western Alps.
 
With more than two 
thousand years 
of 
history, Turin presents itself as a "noble lady" with an aristocratic past, whose testimonies can be admired while walking among 
historical monuments, ancient streets, city squares and even underground. This city has been able to be reborn, transforming itself into a center of dynamism, innovation and modernity, without ever forgetting or giving up its illustrious heritage.
 
Having been the 
first capital 
of 
modern Italy, Turin invites you to explore both its ancient and contemporary facets: from the 
Savoy Royal Palaces 
to 
historic  
buildings, from 
museums 
to 
city gardens, from the river banks to the surrounding hills, passing through historic 
cafés, 
typical restaurants, the wide 
porticoed streets 
and the 
neighborhoods 
with a multicultural soul. 
Here, events of international appeal coexist with small, great daily pleasures, in a perfect union between the geometric order of the Roman layout, the discreet elegance of the Piedmontese baroque style and the innovativeness of modern and contemporary architecture.
Turin 
reveals itself by 
walking 
without haste, looking up at the architecture that surrounds it overlook, but also immersing themselves in its vivid atmosphere. 
To fully enjoy the Turin experience, there are unmissable activities, unforgettable places to visit and unique flavors to savor.
 
Welcome to our Turin, a city that will surprise you!
LUCI D'ARTISTA
Luci d'Artista celebrates its 27th edition this year. The city of Turin is transformed into an open-air museum, squares and streets come alive with light installations by great Italian and international artists.
 
The Lights were born in 1998 as exceptional illuminations to celebrate the Christmas holidays, and immediately became the object of an ambitious objective: to create a public collection expression of "a high culture capable of communicating with everyone", as stated by Fiorenzo Alfieri, who was its the visionary creator.

 
 








